My-HiME (TV)
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| Mai-HiME (DVD 1) 2006-03-28 (from $3.00) |
| Mai-HiME - Artbox + Tshirt (DVD 1) 2006-03-28 (from $6.00) |
| Mai-HiME (DVD 2) 2006-05-09 (from $3.00) |
| Mai-HiME (DVD 3) 2006-07-11 (from $3.00) |
| My-HiME - Complete Collection (Anime Legends) (DVD) 2008-10-07 (from $24.63) |
| My-HiME (DVD 4) 2006-09-12 (from $3.00) |
| My-HiME (DVD 5) 2006-11-14 (from $3.00) |
| My-HiME (DVD 6) 2007-01-02 (from $3.00) |
| My-HiME (DVD 7) 2007-04-03 (from $3.00) |
| My-HiME - Special Edition + Artbox (DVD 7) 2007-04-03 (from $6.00) |
Director: Series Composition: Hiroyuki Yoshino Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Yuki Kajiura Original Concept: Hajime Yatate Character Design: Hirokazu Hisayuki Art director: Shinji Takasuka Animation director: Sound director: Masafumi Mima Director of Photography: Takashi Suehiro Producer: Casual Clothes Original Design: Saori Naitou CG Processing: Shingo Suzuki Colour Coordination: Sayoko Yokoyama Colour Setting: Naomi Sakurazawa (ep 18) Creative Producer: Goro Taniguchi Creature Design: Editing: Kazuhiko Seki Element Gun Design: Hisashi Hirai Ending Credits Illustration: Guest Mecha Design: Hiroyuki Taiga Media Writer: Noboru Kimura Original Uniform Design: Mutsumi Inomata Set Design: Tomoyuki Aoki Sound Effects: Kenji Koyama (Soundbox) Sound Producer: Special Effects: Toshio Hasegawa (Marix) Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Ai Shimizu as Mikoto Minagi Mai Nakahara as Mai Tokiha Saeko Chiba as Natsuki Kuga Akiko Kimura as Youko Sagisawa Akira Ishida as Nagi Homura Junko Iwao as Akane Higurashi Kikuko Inoue as Yukariko Sanada Kiyomi Asai as Miyu Greer Mamiko Noto as Yukino Kikukawa Mitsuki Saiga as Chie Harada Naomi Shindoh as Shizuru Fujino Ryoka Yuzuki as Haruka Suzushiro Ryoko Shintani as Aoi Senou Sakura Nogawa as Shiho Munakata Sanae Kobayashi as Akira Okuzaki Tomokazu Seki as Yuuichi Tate Toshihiko Seki as Reito Kanzaki Yugo Takahashi as Takumi Tokiha Yukana as Yukari Tamura as Midori Sugiura Yuko Miyamura as Alyssa Searrs Yuuka Nanri as Nao Yuuki Akiko Kimura as Sayuri Ichinose (ep 5, 19) Akio Suyama as Sakomizu Kaiji-sensei ((afro)) Eri Sendai as Kiyone Nonomiya (ep 11) Hisafumi Oda as Tatsuhiko Zaizen Hisanori Koyatsu as Yamada Kazuma Horie as Kazuya Kurauchi (ep 4, 5, 8) Kimiko Koyama as Yayoi Oota (ep 5, 19) Kinryuu Arimoto as Joseph Glea (Priest) Koichi Sakaguchi as Makoto Nagai as Oblivion Lord (ep 26) Makoto Yasumura as Sailor (ep 1) Mantarô Iwao as Ship captain (ep 1) Masaaki Tsukuda as Jii (ep 7,20) Masaru Motegi as Miki Nagasawa as Saeko Kuga (ep 9) Naoya Uchida as John Smith (ep 21 & 22) Shinichiro Miki as Ishigami-sensei (art teacher) Takashi Nagasako as Committee member (ep 15) Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Male student (ep 22) Tomoaki Ikeda as Wajima (ep 22) Tomohisa Asou as Searrs Foundation Director (ep 12) Wataru Takagi as Jin Munakata (ep 6,13) Yoshihisa Kawahara as Sailor (ep 1) Yoshiko Kamei as Old woman (ep 17) Youji Ueda as Sailor (ep 1) Yui Itsuki as Miya Suzuki (ep 5, 9) Yuji Ueda as Masashi Takeda (Kendo club captain) Yuko Yano as Mai's Mother (ep 23) Yuuka Nanri as Female student (ep 22) | |||||||
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Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Taku Otsuka Chief Producer: Charles McCarter Dialogue Editing: Production Coordination: Mai Mizuta Re-Recording Mixing: Keith A. Goddard Recording engineer: Brad Belden Script Adaptation: Kathleen Westlake Subtitle Script: Kevin McKeown Translation Script: Kevin McKeown Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: Keith A. Goddard | Caitlynne Medrek as Mikoto Minagi Carol-Anne Day as Mai Tokiha Cheryl McMaster as Natsuki Kuga Allyson June Smith as Yukariko Sanada Annika Odegard as Akira Okuzaki Cole Howard as Takumi Tokiha Ethan Cole as Reito Kanzaki Graham Ko as Nagi Homura Hazel Forman as Chie Harada Jayna Mitchell as Aoi Senou Jordan Schartner as Yuichi Tate Katie Rowan as Mashiro Kazahana Leda Davies as Shiho Munakata Lori Barnes-Smith as Haruka Suzuhiro Maizun Jayoussi as Miyu Greer Marcy Lannan as Nao Yuuki Mariette Sluyter as Midori Sugiura Melanie Risdon as Shizuru Fujino Morgan Partridge as Wendy Morrison as Abby Charchun as Sayuri Ichinose Brett Bauer as Kazuya Kurauchi Ethan Cole as Obsidian Prince Glenn Howard as Mochizuki Jeffrey Watson as Tatsuhiko Zaizen Jonathan Love as Mr. Smith Kelsey Schimpf as Miya Suzuki Mariette Sluyter as Mrs. Tokiha (Ep. 3) Melanie Risdon as Yoko Sagisawa Noel Johanssen as Wataru Ishigami Paul Cowling as Joseph Greer Randall Wiebe as Roger Rhodes as Rescuer (Ep. 1) Scott Roberts as Masashi Takeda Steve Olson as Mr. Sawada (Ep. 4) Victor Atelevich as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Benoit Du Pac | Agnès Manoury as Natsuki Kuga Christelle Reboul as Mikoto Minagi Karine Pinoteau as Mai Tokiha Benoit Du Pac as Yuichi Tate Brigitte Guedj as Haruka Fabien Briche as Reito Kanzaki Benoit Dupac as Yuichi Tate Brigitte Guedj as Sayuri Olivier Podesta as Takumi Tokiha | |||||||
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| (none) | Katharina Schwarzmaier as Natsuki Kuga Leoni Oeffinger as Mai Tokiha Sabine Bohlmann as Mikoto Minagi Andrea Wick as Aoi Senou Beate Pfeiffer as Chie Harada Christian H. Wolf as Takumi Tokiha Claus-Peter Damitz as Reito Kanzaki Dirk Meyer as Yuuichi Tate Gabriele Pietermann as Shiho Munakata Jaqueline Belle as Yukino Kikukawa Kathrin Gaube as Haruka Suzushiro Marieke Oeffinger as Shizuru Fujino Martina Dunker as Yukariko Sanada Patrick Schröder as Nagi Homura Shandra Schadt as Mashiro Kazahana Sonja Reichelt as Youko Sagisawa | |||||||
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Translation: Script Check: Willem Keessen | ||||||||
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| (none) | Glenda Resurreccion as Natsuki Kuga Grace Cornel as Mai Tokiha Rona Aguilar as Mikoto Minagi Celeste Dela Cruz as Eric Galvez as Glenda Resurreccion as Grace Cornel as Jojo Galvez as Rona Aguilar as Celeste Dela Cruz as Eric Galvez as Glenda Resurreccion as Grace Cornel as Yayoi Ota Jojo Galvez as Rona Aguilar as Miya Suzuki | |||||||
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